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El Paso Among 2026's Most Challenging Cities for Allergy Sufferers

KTSM••Sharisse Cohee
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The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) has released its Allergy Capitals report for 2026, highlighting the 100 U.S. cities where living with pollen allergies is most difficult. El Paso is included in this list, which ranks Boise, Idaho, as the most challenging city. This ranking is significant for residents who suffer from allergies, as it underscores the need for awareness and management of allergy symptoms in the region. The report serves as a reminder for individuals to prepare for allergy seasons and consider their living environments.

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